#Askani

[fakedimebag]

I am UGLY CRYING in the club right now. Inconsolable after this week's X-Men '97 finale.

[absencesrepetees]

x-men by @thesaintart

[ffverr]

Rachel Summers!! love u bbgirl, you and your lesbian ways

Art for @marvelgotchaforgaza ! Check out their pinned post to know how you can get your very own Marvel art !

I feel spirituality compelled to tag you @yalster54

[lillbitdramatic]

oh didn't post this apparently! a redesign of my favorite telepathic lesbian

[waitingforthet]

Check my Patreon out if you’d like to support the comic, even a little bit helps. Or just to check out the reward tiers, there’s some neat bonus stuff and I tried to make them fun: https://www.patreon.com/waitingforthet

[rei-ismyname]

Nightcrawler's...pimp era?

Tell me that's not the stereotypical aesthetic that's being aped here. Real early 2000s Snoop Dogg vibes. Rachel is also looking steezy as hell, and I'm proud to say I spent a good five years rocking that look, but enough about me.

If this came out in 2008 that mug would have P.I.M.P JUICE, all caps in rhinestones on the front.

[why-i-love-comics]

X-Force #7 - "The Devil in Heaven" (2025)

written by Geoffrey Thorne art by Jim Towe & Erick Arciniega

[braddocklegacy]

X-Force #7 variant by Marcus To

[madelynevere]

finally finished them btw! ty for the patience 🙂‍↕️

[xmenuniverse]

Rachel Grey in Rise of the Powers of X #2 (2024), art by R. B. Silva.

[do-you-ship-this-comic-ship]

propaganda:

True Claremont “gal pals.” He intended for them to be an actual couple, soulmates even, but sadly that never happened. The subtext is VERY strong with them to the point where it’s actually difficult to not read them as actively dating in the original Excalibur run. Both of them are now confirmed to be bisexual so there is a chance Marvel might finally (at least) retroactively make their relationship canon.

[fionapplespiano]

Tom Brevoort's whole "Scott and Jean having kids will age them" thing is kinda unfounded. (an analysis)

First of all, Tom Brevoort has stated that he believes that Scott and Jean are 28 years old, the same age as Peter Parker.

However, using the rule that four years our time is one year in the marvel universe, that claim simply isn't true. Scott and Jean debuted a little over 60 years ago, when they were 15-16 years old. 60 divided by 4 equals 15, so 16 + 15 means they are 31 years old as of right now.

But it should be noted that it was said that Jean was 24 years old when she died during the Dark Phoenix Saga, which was 44 years ago. 44 divided by 4 equals 11, so by that metric, Scott and Jean are 35.

So, Scott and Jean are NOT 28 years old, they're most likely somewhere between 31 and 35 years old in the current cannon.

Regardless of where you stand with their ages, one thing we can all agree on is that they are canonically older than Cannonball and Jubilee. And yet, they both have kids...

I mean, yeah, having a kid ages them a bit. But that's because they aren't in their 20s anymore? They were the first X-Men, so they're older than most of the other X-Men.

Also, they already kinda have a kid? In Cable? I mean, he wasn't born to Jean, he was born to her clone Madelyne Pryor. But she still raised him after Madelyne tried sacrificing him to demons.

But the problem is that Cable had to be raised in the future due to some techno-organic virus bullshit (I've never been a fan of the storyline), and they could only raise him until he turned 13.

Cable is 100% Scott and Jean's baby boy. But us Jott fans want them to have a baby they can raise in present day from start to finish.

I don't Rachel really counts, because I think she was around 18 years old when she came to the 616 universe. And I don't think they even remember Nate Grey...the writers certainly don't!

So, since they're already parents, are the first members of the X-Men, and X-Men that are canonically younger than them have kids themselves, how would them having another child be detrimental?

Listen, I get that we all have preferences, and not every couple needs to have a kid. But in the same breath, not every superhero needs to be a bachelor in their 20s, it's okay to let them evolve and let them get married or have kids.

If there's any X-Men couple that should have a child (that they don't have to send to the future) and be the Reed and Sue of the X-Men, it should be Jean and Scott.

Plus, Jean promised Rachel all the way back in the 90s that they would have the 616 version of her. It's rude to keep her waiting!

That's one way of saying you're gonna raw dog it tonight

So yeah, that's my rant for tonight. Scott and Jean are my favorite couple, and I know that I speak for a lot of Jott fans when I say that they should have a kid.

I think it would allow their relationship to evolve in a beautiful way ❤️❤️❤️

(p.s While we're at it, can we give Peter his marriage back? He's allowed to evolve too)

[big-gay-apocalypse]

rachel living (and sitting) in her truth is everything to me

// X-Force (2024) #1

[ffverr]

Congratulations to Rachel Summers for being the first person ever to have an only child complex, an older sister complex, a middle child complex AND a little sibling complex! All the while being an orphan too! The range!

[illyanarasputinfan]

Bryce Wu

[merry-mutants]

Rachel Summers by Sam Johnstone

http://instagram.com/nightshift_sam/